Rajasthan celebrates the day of Heritage and culture on March 30^th. A cause to show awareness and celebration to the world about Rajasthan’s unique culture and lifestyle. On this day the state had expanded by the joining of Jaisalmer, Bikaner, Jodhpur, and Jaipur. The state strengthened in itself that they cherish and proudly celebrate Rajasthan Day.

The Land of Kings and Rajput, is popular for its various diversified areas of culture. Forts, Palaces, architecture, art, civilization, ruins, and temples increased the antecedence. Gladdened with reserve forests, National parks, and natural beauty it stands as the world’s most popular destination.

Rajasthan Day celebrates Explore Art and culture

Considering art in Rajasthan the depictions and carvings on furniture work, mural paints, and handicrafts are popular. The traditional form still enhances art that influences unceasing Zari embroidery works, Badhni works, and several other art forms on clothing. The works on traditional clothing fashion keep driving away the modern concepts to conquer the heritage of the state.

Culture and art go hand in hand when the core dedication of the artisans are in highlight. Grabbing the eye and touches to the heart of the tourists with its famous paintings as well as Indian art. Jaipur is one of the popular parts of Rajasthan that defines art in its own unique way.

Heritage of Rajasthan

The top heritage of Rajasthan that reminds of Rajasthan is the world’s heritage are Chittorgarh fort, Kumbhalgarh fort, Ranthambore fort, Jaisalmer fort, Jantar Mantar and Amber fort are few of the numerous forts in the state.

Altogether, there are nine heritage sites recognized by UNESCO. Each Fort built says its own story, as constructed by the brave rulers as Kings, who were known as Rajput. The Forts are marvels adorned with the art and architecture of Rajput.

Jaipur is considered and recognized as the world’s heritage site, also known as a heritage city. Grand palaces provide the traditional comfort to spend leisure for worldwide tourists.

Music and Dance

Widened wizards of music and folk dance forms during the chilled winters and monsoons astonish spectators. Not only the culture and the architecture of Rajasthan, music and dance forms are popular. On Rajasthan Day, it celebrates the admirable and evergreen facts of the state.

Some of the famous folk dances and music of Rajasthan are:

Ghoomar

Kath Putli dance

Drum dance

Apart from it Raas dance and Gangaur dance are two forms that are performed as part of rituals for Lord Krishna and Gauri respectively.

Artists and musicians born in Rajasthan give a wide introduction to the foundation and intensity of art and music. The music can be classified into two Langas and Mangarians based on their music and the audiences.

Awareness on Rajasthan Day is to rejoice in the treasure of India. The states with the finest assets which India takes pride in possessing for hundreds of years. Artisans, music, culture, and heritage together are present in this place that increased the supremacy of India.

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Hill Station Munnar – Kerala is definitely not one of the places where snowfall occurs, but Munnar stands out from other cities for the chilly bites of winter. In this month of February when most Indian cities are slowly soaking up the humidity, Munnar is still running on zero degrees. The mention of zero degrees sparks a mental visage of snow-capped mountains and fog smeared hilly pathways, but Munnar is something different. It subtracts the snow but if one is willing to enjoy winter in its wildest form, he can visit Munnar.

No wonder, it is one among the highly coveted tourist destinations of India. Also, the demand soars up during the winter season.

The sub-zero temperature of hill station Munnar is extensively enjoyable during all December and January which captivates hordes of domestic and International tourists across the year.

The chill in the hill station Munnar commences from the first week of November when you already start to feel the nip in the air and it dissolves by the second week of January.

However, in the middle period, one goes through the topsy-turvy experiences Kerala winter inundates you with.

Blame it on the climate change, the intensity of snowfall have reduced in the past few years but the temperature still goes downhill below zero degrees even if in the middle of February in Munnar.

According to the locals, it is the first time after quite a few years Munnar is experiencing this biting cold that results from the temperature hitting below zero degrees. This must frost is rare during February in Munnar which is drawing more attention from the tourists all over the world. The late snow is the main magnet to some significant tourist footfalls in the place whatsoever.

However luring it may seem, this frost is not suitable for agriculture which Kerala’s economy depends on. This may just lead the farmers to starvation, if seen from the other angle. Tea cultivation, for which Munnar is hugely sought after, is getting jeopardized from this climate also.

Tea leaves are becoming bendy due to heavy frost and the. Kannan Devan hills which are known to produce most tea leaves, are being heavily affected by this snowfall. Munnar will be able to tide over the adversities once the Sun comes out and the farmers are beholden to that day only.

Figuratively, approximately 24 lakh tea leaves have been damaged so far. An official was quoted as saying this.

Munnar is located in Idukki district, at an altitude of 1,600 metres above sea level which is a highly coveted destination for honeymoons.

This is the Hill Station Munnar – Munnar was primarily discovered by British as they could spend summer there when humidity went unbearable in other cities of India. Munnar means ‘Three Rivers’, famous for its greenery, tea gardens and waterfalls.

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